[alt-photo] Re: Distilled Water

[EJ Photo]

I picked up a RO system from Sears years ago. The price was $200+ and every
once in a while a new RO filter and a carbon filter. It has paid for itself
many times. I don't run out to the store a carry 5 or 6 bottles up the
stairs and down the long hall. The water at the studio is included in rent
so it free. sort of ; ) 

It must be 12 years old by now. 
 

Eric Neilsen
Eric Neilsen Photography
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Dallas, TX 75226
 
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Peter Friedrichsen
Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 9:10 PM
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Subject: [alt-photo] Re: Distilled Water

I have a dehumidifer that runs for about three months and in July and 
August I acquire my distilled water.  I gather about 15 litres per 
week at that time. I run the exit hose from the dehumidifer to a 
small funnel having a cotton plug to catch dust from the water and 
air, and then into a large water jug. I usually collect about 30 
litres which does me for the year.  Best of all , it costs nothing extra.


Peter Friedrichsen


At 12:55 PM 25/01/2012, you wrote:
>Hi All
>In the past I have had access to distilled water from a lab, but I 
>no longer can get it from there. Where do you get distilled water? I 
>presume it is not from the grocery store.
>Hope this not a dumb question. 8-)
>Bruce McC
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